Nick has a very strong potential adopter!! She wants to fill out the paperwork, pay, and pick him up next week so that she can buy all the supplies and be around the house for his first few days. I’m super excited for my Nikolai. I’ll miss him, but I’m so glad he got a home.
(Yes, this was a post title that’s been in my head since I noticed that Nik cannot help beelining for my cross necklace, I know it’s probably just that it’s shiny and hanging, but seriously, he was originally “Saint” Nick…I think he’s some form Eastern Orthodox)
In other good news, ESPN is starting their series on fight dogs tonight. I won’t be able to watch because I’ll be at family dinner, but BadRap said it should be available online soon. Sports Illustrated had a wonderful article in December/January about how wonderfully the dogs who survived the bust are doing. Hopefully E-60 (the show) will help more people see how amazing this breed is in general, and also help push the idea that just because a dog was a fight dog doesn’t mean he needs to be put down without evaluation (*cough* PETA wanting to euthanize all the dogs from the bust *cough*). HSUS recently changed their position to one in favor of evaluation and I’m excited for positive publicity to help more of the population see how great these dogs can be. Dogs really are individuals and just like some people can bounce back, so can some dogs.
If you get a chance to watch ESPN, I hope you enjoy the show. If not, say something nice about pitties to someone. They need people on their side.
I am very happy that Nick has finally found a home!!! Will you keep in contact with his new owner?
Typos always happen in the morning…
Thank you for the happy and I hope the new owner will let me know how he settles in at her place. It’s up to her though. I can ask, but unless we have reason to be suspicious, we don’t insist on updates. Thankfully most people just send them anyway (especially at Christmas!) because they want to show off their pets!